Honda 70 ignition switch

#1
So I barely get started on this new project when something, I know not what, infects my computer and burns through both my hard drives like nothing I have ever seen before. C drive gone and had to be replaced. E drive corrupted and we are working on getting the data back. :censure:

During this time I was trying to work with the kind gentleman who sells the Honda keys to ID what I needed. He has sent me an email requesting the code from the BACK of the ignition switch. I have given a half hearted attempt at this but, frankly, I am needed here in the office restoring programs and data.

SOOO....the ring comes off easily enough but the switch exits into the frame tube on the bike? Is there an easy way to get at this and get the number and then put it back where it come from? :confused:
 
#2
I think what he is really referring to is a letter and number from the key side of the lock. Its just wires and not much else on the backside of these locks.

Rick

Two CT90 and two ST90 bikes
 
#3
I suspect that yours will be an H5 or an H6 style. A company called "Ilco" also makes a blank for these ignition keys and most good locksmiths will have an Ilco catalog and the skill to carve you one by hand. It will likely be an Ilco blank in the 60-70 style range in their catalog.

Rick


Two CT90 and two ST90 bikes
 

dshot59

Active Member
#5
That little trick comes in handy don`t it ? I work on a lot of old cars and being able to open trunks and glove boxes without damage is quite useful. I learned watching videos too.
 
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